Falling for My Contractual Wife

"Brian, did you go buy her pants? Louise asked with a smile.

Brian felt a little guilty, but he did not know how to explain it. He only nodded lightly.

Louise's heart turned completely cold. She walked up to Brian step by step and held his hand. She looked at Grace and said, "Grace, my fiancé is just too warm-hearted. However, I think it's better for you to get your husband or boyfriend to buy you such private things in the future. What do you think?"

Without waiting for Grace to speak, she continued, "Oh, don't misunderstand. I don't mean to blame you. Think about it from another perspective. If I asked your boyfriend to buy these things for me, you would definitely mind, right? Don't worry, I won't take it to heart." Hearing her hypocritical words, Grace swallowed her apology.

Grace said, "Mrs. Francis, you're right. Mr. Francis. If you encounter something like me being sick again, just call an ambulance for me."

Brian looked at her with mixed feelings. His heart instantly sank to the bottom.

Louise held Brian's hand and smiled at him. "Brian, let's go."

With that, the two of them turned around and left the ward hand in hand.

Grace composed herself and looked at the tag on her pants. She noted down the price and went to the washroom to change her pants. She immediately transferred the money to him online.

On the way back, Louise drove without saying a word.

There was only one thought in her mind. 'Grace must die! How dare she ride on my head and behave atrociously. I must make her pay a painful price!

Brian sat in the front passenger seat. He turned his head to look at her expressionless face and thought about how to explain it to her.

After a while, his phone suddenly rang.ConTEent bel0ngs to Nôv(e)lD/rama(.)Org .

It was a transfer notification. Grace had paid him back for the pants.

Brian thought, 'She really doesn't want to have anything to do with meat all. She can't even wait to return the money. For a moment, he didn't even want to explain. He put the phone back in his pocket and closed his eyes to take a nap.

At night, Louise was on the phone in bed. Her tone was enchanting and charming. "Hale, where are you having fun tonight?"

A rough male voice came from the other end and said frivolously, "Louise, without you, how can there be fun? No matter how good the women out here are, they aren't half as impressive as you."

Hale Burns should be at a nightclub. Louise could still hear the sound of him kissing the woman beside him when he said this.

Louise smiled and said, "Hale, you're joking again. You've been with countless women. Do you think my skills are worth mentioning?"

Hale said, "Why? Do you miss me? Can't that Brian do it? Didn't he satisfy you?"

Louise's expression changed. She still said coquettishly, "Hale, you're so annoying!" Tue,

Hale said, "I know you won't call me unless you need something Let's arrange a time to meet!"

Louise said, "Let's meet at the usual place."

At the Adkins family, when Ava returned from work, a servant at home called out to her, "Miss, there's a delivery for you."

"Okay," she said. She took the delivery and turned to go upstairs.

When she returned to her room, she opened the package. There was a letter inside.

Ava opened the letter suspiciously. When she saw the contents of the letter, her face instantly turned pale.

The content of the letter was very simple. Louise was not Marshall Adkins's daughter who had been missing for many years. Ava looked at the letter in disbelief. There was no name, so she did not know who the sender was.